GEG - Gaz Electricité de Grenoble in the news

GEG is expanding its renewable energy network with a new multi-energy station in Bourgoin-Jallieu offering CNG, BioCNG, and fast electric charging for professional fleets by autumn 2026.

Yéli by GEG is discontinued and its customers and offers are merged into the GEG brand to simplify contracts and market presence.

Actis tenants in Grenoble face tripled gas charges in 2023 due to GEG's sole tender response, causing financial distress and accusations of profiteering.

Actis tenants in Grenoble face steep gas charge hikes after GEG's gas prices tripled following a sole supplier tender, causing financial distress.

Several Grenoble apartment buildings switched electricity contracts from the local public supplier GEG to JPME without co-owner approval, despite JPME's poor payment record and ongoing disputes.

GEG is expanding its network of compressed natural gas stations, emphasizing bioCNG for heavy vehicles to meet rising demand and environmental goals.

GEG combats energy poverty in Grenoble by supporting vulnerable households through local agencies, social partnerships, and energy-saving advice, achieving a 10% bill reduction for assisted clients.

GEG is hosting a free hydroelectric model-building contest for various age groups to promote water energy awareness, with prizes awarded during the 2024 Science Festival in Grenoble.

GEG and Groupe Perraud opened a new bioGNV station in Pont-de-Claix with public and private fueling facilities, expanding GEG's network to seven stations.

GEG's EBITDA surged by 123% amid a French energy crisis, raising questions about its profitability and market practices despite reduced electricity supply.

GEG provides flexible subscription options for electricity and gas, requires new contracts for new addresses, manages supplier changes seamlessly, and offers a 14-day cancellation period.

GEG is a longstanding local energy provider in Grenoble with green offers but suffers from low customer satisfaction and average pricing.

GEG is a semi-public local energy company in Grenoble focusing on renewable energy production, distribution, and community support, with significant recent growth and investments.

Gaz Electricité de Grenoble's foundation is funding associations with projects promoting energy transition and social inclusion, offering 60,000 euros in 2023.

GEG provides various gas offers including market-based pricing after the end of regulated tariffs, with specific plans for Grenoble-area customers and advice on choosing gas contracts.

GEG is a long-established local energy company in Grenoble focused on renewable energy, public service, and driving the regional energy transition.

GEG lost its longstanding public lighting contract in Grenoble to Vinci's Citeos, risking jobs and revenue amid union opposition to privatization.

GEG was fined 320,000 euros for abusing its dominant position by defaming competitor Poweo to maintain monopoly in Grenoble's small business electricity market.